Independent R&D in sensing technology consolidates our technological moat. Recently, Xi’an Chinastar M&C has received exciting news on innovation. Two self-developed patents — the invention patent for MCS low-pressure sensors and the utility model patent for pressure sensor elements with integrated connectors — have passed rigorous reviews by the National Intellectual Property Administration (NIPA) and been officially granted. Covering core element development and structural optimization, the two patents further enrich the company’s intellectual property portfolio for pressure sensing and strengthen the core competitiveness of domestic high-precision sensors.

The two patents are specified as follows:

1. Invention Patent granted on June 19, 2026: An MCS Low-Pressure Sensor and Its Fabrication Method (Patent No.: ZL 2022 1 1720640.0)

2. Utility Model Patent granted on May 12, 2026: A Pressure Sensor Element with Integrated Connector (Patent No.: ZL 2025 2 1250212.5)

Invention Patent：An MCS Low-Pressure Sensor and Its Fabrication Method

Utility Model Patent：A Pressure Sensor Element with Integrated Connector

Up to now, the company has built a comprehensive intellectual property portfolio covering core MCS technologies, with a total of 6 invention patents and 8 granted utility model patents to its name. The successive issuance of multiple patents stands as official recognition by the National Intellectual Property Administration of Chinastar M&C’s R&D capabilities and innovative outputs, and also marks a milestone achievement from the company’s persistent independent innovation strategy.

Moving forward, Xi’an Chinastar M&C will keep targeting pain points across the industrial sensing sector and ramp up R&D efforts to expand its patent portfolio. Leveraging a full suite of self-owned intellectual property rights, we will develop domestic sensing products matching top international performance standards. We serve global customers with reliable technologies and consistent quality, advance the localization substitution of high-end sensors, and fuel the development of smart manufacturing and green computing infrastructure with Chinese sensing technology.